Monday, March 11, 2019

Blog #4

While working the opening shift at goodwill, I snapped this photo in our back warehouse. Initially I was trying to capture the elongated pattern that the flaps created on the floor up until my coworker walked into frame. What was originally simply an interesting pattern turned into an ominous image from the backlighting causing my coworker to be completely shrouded in darkness. Added to this, the angle in which the light comes through the back room elongates his shadow on the floor making him appear taller than he normally would.
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